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Milligan’s ‘Be a Buff Day’ set for Aug. 28


MILLIGAN COLLEGE, Tenn. (Aug. 19, 2015) — Whether you’re a “History Buff,” a “Sports Buff,” a “Science Buff” or an “Arts Buff,” prospective students will experience what it’s like to be a Milligan College Buff at a visit day event on Friday, Aug. 28.

Named “Be a Buff Day” in honor of Milligan’s mascot, Brutus the Buffalo, this visit day will provide high school juniors, seniors and college transfers, as well as their families, a snapshot of campus life packed into one day.

The event includes opportunities for students to meet one-on-one with current students and faculty, tour campus and learn more about financial aid, scholarships and Milligan’s more than 100 majors, minors, pre-professional degrees, concentrations and graduate programs.

“‘Be a Buff Day’ is the perfect way for potential students to learn more about Milligan College,” said Kristin Wright, director of admissions. “Students here are known by name, and at the visit day, they can talk face-to-face with students, faculty and staff to understand just how much care and individual attention the Milligan community provides.”

“Be a Buff Day” check-in begins at 8 a.m. in the Gregory Center with a continental breakfast. Lunch will be provided in the McCormick Dining Center for students and their families.

MORE BUFF DAYS

Prospective students interested in studying engineering can attend “Engineering & Computer Science Buff Day” at the college on Sept. 21.

Other visit days are scheduled throughout the year:

Oct. 24 — “Legacy Buff Day,” children of alumni
Oct. 30 — “Be A Buff Day,” all prospective students
Nov. 20 — “Junior Buff Day,” high school juniors
Feb. 26 — music auditions
March 4 — “Nursing Buff Day,” nursing students
March 18 — “Be A Buff Day,” all prospective students with music auditions

For more information or to register for “Be a Buff Day,” call 800.262.8337 or email the campus visit coordinator at visits@milligan.edu. For a complete schedule, visit www.milligan.edu/buffday.

To learn more about Milligan, home of the Buffaloes since 1866, visit www.milligan.edu.


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Posted by on August 19, 2015.